The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-12 00:00:00

. i tierstKG Y T c:3, IVIAY 30.—We have this rno• ,went receive 4 the pleasing intelligence that the ce. leerate , d Colonel Senna, has taken Stralsond,- and the bland of Itugen,' where he has, .it is supposetl) Already colletied'several.thousand men, anti is plac- iug Rugen in the best state of defence. The Melpomene was attacked off Nyburgh by Ole y Dank') gun-boats ; she beat them off, but was very roughly handled, and lost seven men killed and 18 g wounded. . MAY 31.—We hive heard that, the. Russian fleet is either out, or about th proceed to sea ; there are 12 sail the line :we are' to proceed with all possi ble diSpatch to meet them, and hope to give a good ..41 count (I them. - . EXTRACT OF A LITTER rnom DANTZIC, MAY ,211. i I " kne King of Prussia has never' appeared in realer .spirits than he has lately on the parade at o. Konings,urgh. The Prupiian Army is allowed dou 14i. t a ble pay (as in dine of war). The troops garrisoned It D intzie are deserting in great numbers; two bat. :i. 7. f lr t3lions, it, a march ot , ten German miles i lost 300 r "un trial desertion. These Battalions were to n s; &nalc!l to Stecitt ; they cuosistecir of Saxons and tt t i ~tl , oles. A ; report was prevalent at Dantzic, that : 51 ' it he Russian Miniiter had been recalled from Vienna, 1 / 1-11. tit tie cr. dit . %vas attached to the report." ti SToCKI4e)OI, MAi -- 2R.—Hii Royal Highness the • th, trqikti 'Regent' - has received a 'report from General ittlitron Wilson, Commander in Chief of the North. 14 Arrl y, dated Head-quarters, Hernos:lnd; the ) I 'n • .. . 1 . 1 d ~f May,l9b9, whereby it •appears that Lieu na t n-Colonel PUMNiAttlt,-. with., a detachment of t ..t c - 5 beecho theiictiv,rbeasloa,gwinags,to9tle l iregi;tii of this matb regiments of"iVesiltßo; a tlt.,- II (1 and sue rOunded . by a . "Russian corps unex ; ttiled:y, np‘t anis of '2009 men strong, which had sz sect Cit• ice, and atter a vigorous resistance corn .s cc! to surrender in' the vicinity of Buze i but that '.;- tilb!sians have not made since any further pro i• i, in consequence of the warmth of the weather cr o lig rendered the ice impracticable. , T ,''llleinie.intOrtnation has ; been received, that on 2'''' gin Inst.. !DO, Russian gun -boats , were I) ing, . 4 letely fitted out-, in the port 'of ,AbO, and set • 9 A f ; a the .tltith of the said mouth fOr Aland. : IQ' 14 to (olio wing is the . Act of Abdication of the late 'P . : GUsTAVUs ADOl,Plius IV. which was read in t . ; itting of the Diet of the loth instant :. . ' ''';." , k t '' !NTH p.: bi Ari e At' Gim, U?GubrAvuo AvoLPHUS J by the Grace of God , 5 1 ,1 aweden, &c. make knov,'n, that having g pi, !etio6lo3 11. T if,t,", Oa/ ~. .... i —,...., %.,.„1., — 7 4 ~:, f't kietl, v ith a bleeding heart, a throne stained 9 5/ The blood of a • bt:luved and Ir4.ifet.l f, father 1 , s vet not being able to promote the Imo w 41.• II nd honour of this . ancient Realm, inseparable 11 0 e happiness of a free and independant rople. whereas we.are convinced, that we cannot any st iv r continue our Royal Funaions and ,pie. MI tianquility and rirder.in, this K.,ingdom ; thete -Ik:we consithq it''as , our 'laded duty, to abdicate ". ' rtnyal dignity and Crown% which we do hereby, . . .. . i and nncompelled, to pass our remaining days in 0 fear and worship . of trod, wishing that all. our '',leas and their descendants may enjoy mere lipp ils and prosperity in,,futnre; throUgh the merry . i 'blessing of God, and revere the King. ht `"many and confirmation thereof we have perscw ! . ! !10 ! written and signed the present, - and carrchorat.. ' * , , Vjthour Royal Seal. .•,- '•.. ' -•' 4At (L. .‘) , •,, COSTAVV: .ADOLllIti.S.' .; 113 / 4 vlrn Castle, the rgth March, id. the year of the (~I vNi o Our l i* 1 Lord . arid Say-166r !esti Chti3t, i 51.39. el 1 , - 0 c ol , i ' 1 -poitTisG INTELLIGENCE.. ;.itt A P t'D unwh, ti: tit ........... Iri,t 114111* 'ltt • 111 tile 1 1 ,: tc(1 b OT'HEATI-1 RACf.S, - -Ot7R7. I DAY. . 1% 1 1 rettil' rtellr:ih I A rt.!' DAY, 3 t.INi 10. '. • ttla r • . . c of 25:3. each, , free for arty horse . oid Fo s t e tr an y d t lif t' I, 4"er (.A1 I"; -st-gt- lb. 5 .Yr . 4 1 d$,. &v . td4: 11 ; . • y (14,0 Thrce, " 14 4 - P 1 i ntentltib. wares to IP: allov.e 3 I. lii 1 , - "' (411 r eti, • 1 ri ' ' - . - - -- .- - 2 14 : 5 .) 'ill a greatACting:t 'VOWS NYinrihina .- . . 3 t l o 144 ti t s whi ch , b. fme 10C19,.nrstait c tolerable good jace. ii.,,, Wilivi i i t was .ntbe the wittru. .A ft fora yr old colts, tg l'il.,:.,N.lttllated th e )1' ..ozs,:lelt, t r.,.. ...0 ) . 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LETTERS PROM HIS EXCELLE/ZbY MARSHAL tv.r.r3- 'FORD, TO HIS EXCELLENCY p. iII6IIIIL PEREIRA ~ORJAS. " LESBON, jyblE 2.—lt is with the greatest plea sure I transmit to your Excellency the inclosed let ters, which communicate intelligence 4'o'y:satisfac tory. for the cause we defend, the .re,capture of Lag() being of The most material. consequence. 'Aa•the letter of General Maby 'his" no 'date, I snppos# it to he 'anterior to the rest, : and I haste .written to :all the JUntas and Spanish Generals in Gallicia, on all occasional have met with,' in ocder Jihat-they ;nay oppose the enemy, and prevent • him from etrthipg his escape. We'also derive from this intelligence the advantage of • being more corredlv informed of the nikmber and Onal position of the 'French troops on that side, and I hope to have the pleastire of quainting your Excellency with the conmumice of our successes against our enemy. God preterm your Excellency: " W. C. BERasi. , ouv. Head-quarters Cdimhta, the igth May, 18o9." LETTER mem HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL, MAHY.TO HIS EXCELLENCY. MARSHAL BEIILSI , ORD.„ • gg Ma4T EXCELLENT' Sta.-43y a, report 'received from the Commandant .of Orense, dated the I Bth instant, I am informed of . thd retreat of. Marshal fl-lotilt to that, city, pursued by - the -English army which 'your Excellency has the honour to command, and which; in a manner so beneficial to the Portu guese and Spanish nations, the king of England has determined to co-operate - .for the expulsion of the French from the Spanish and Portuguese terri caries, . . . • -• " I think it right at the same .to acquaint your Excellency, that the' Marquis- de la Romannpretterves pnder my. orders a body of troops, whiise eff.:ctive sti'ength amounts this . day to 18,000 men, 8000 of whom are' in Vigo, commanded by - ,the Brigadier- General M. de la Carera, and the rust in the country between Logo and Mondonedo, and on various, • other points, which forces ironed With those of your Excellency, may from this moment Commence or fensive operations, since we have good grounds to suppose that within a short time the army of the ;N , ltirqois de la Romana, in aMouot , to 40,000 men, who will stand in need, of arms and ammunition to be supplied by the Britishmation., am also to intbrin your Excellency, that on the 'Par •and : 19th instant I had - the 5.-iti ,, tact ion; , within 30 hours, to beat in two partial attious, r.nd m •• one general engagement, the French who were le' it ' in• Lugo •when Marshal Ney marc4ed to . Asturitt; and who are now *pc.to uit to drat town, which !lOW- . ever I cannot batter fro4l want of heat y ordnance, !tor will it be in my power to maintain my present position, having Kceived intelligence Odle approach of 10,000 men or Soup's army, and it4not appenr• irlg prudent to the to expose the troops tinder my com.land to any risk, who have, already fought heroes, and are to form part of the 40,000 men to winch the above army is to amount 'M a month's time, 'thel3riiish Govermoeut, : tormshing,,With its accustomed whatever may be wanted for Spaniah:t roops. ,I.mnst,also acquaint yof2c celtency, that the French have penetrated into Astu -tia friam.adlicia i ' under the orderti Of Marshal Ney, , with a censiderable 'forCe.‘ Their intention seems trirce the tbiqw4 het %vtte.O t ha . ,and. Icingeotivotl, 11, kroin t 5 io7ooo !repro • 'have been left in the kingdom of GalliciA. I have the honour to 'retbain Atc .iNikO,LAS MAIM" LETTER slum DON : MANUEL nS uri . Lts Y r.t.AN:O TO . Ins !otQitt.t.tiNGY FaANC/Scio stLviElts. " I received yesterday Chi: following report front General Dr. lsociA• Y V' -23 d instant .. " have just received from the Junta of Mon forte letter of the tzttst. instant; of Ashich I will inclose a copy ; and my brother, Governor ot Rue infarts me also, by, a letter of the 2 , 2(1, din an army, has deleated the 'lrene,* in three at lions, the most itnportdrit of which took place - in Pottle •:Nllevo, between Aliera and - Lugo, iii which the I.o , oqni y ,lost ;Iticto. lawn, Wounded, and pri sonersi beitides , eoco . Gcrinalis, who came over to oor ' arMv.. The tire ceased on the ;nth at ten "o'clock In ills: morning, whence 1 dotw the. conclusion, Ilia o capitulation has beenoonduded, bet 1 do not think it right any longer to delay the. coodnitnic ition intelligence tit) pleasing - and . inipartatif, ypilr Ivxcellency 4 , 01 have Awe clle.go(494ss to commu nicate to their Excellencies the English and Peirtu ,,goese,Getierals. The ntliciai communication allud ed to is atfallows " 1 " 'artily of the Marquis de la Itotnanit' at tacked and. defeated .the ,PretiCh in the vicinity pf Miera, and pursued 'them to . Pnralay; -where they= took shelter h i t* wood of , Clement t c.. Being driven from thence by our troops, they retreated into Lugo,, leaving three pieces of cannon . and other booty to our bravo soldiers,. by, whom they were pursued to the gates of the -town, which will soon be in our pa , ges ai on , not by capitulation but by assault, ,‘ The English are in 'sight id . .. Corpnna and rer ' rol with a large fleet of transpintsoind On the pont of landing. " FtittEittS, Z:IAY 2 t .—The fame General in-, forms me, by yi...sterday's due, which I rt - reeired this moment, Ulm Marshal , Don Nicholai Malty has: re-taken Lugo, and made'4ooprisoners. 'lll.ls re capture of Lugo, and.the circumstance. that General . Carers, q,Ciriti at 0-OQO 111411,,. Liar ta44en post between Santiago;.ind Oreuse,.atrord strong grounds to . hope that the drtuies tat Soult and . Ney will hOOtt be destroyed. Last 4aturd4y,..the.sl7,tlt Just. arrived at Oporto 's Courier; . diSpatehed btdapt. Commander of his Britantiic'NfamTetnaval torces in . the Bay of Vigo,. w itli the pleasing intehigcnct? that a' French column of .1000 itit.intry and at horse • • w a s completely rutted near oannago—the enemy hiwing sustained a‘considerable,lossinkilictl,wound -01; and prisoners, and also lost. all theirborites and 14 pieces ,of ordnance.. The, retntfuki of the French gi colan have fled um toCoria, alptidoning S.nitiago, Which the - . Spanish troops entered on the 2jd, and the orcupatiou,9l _which, place put them in pes;,.vs sou of very considerable magrizin:ewof arms • and aottionition, which they stood much . in need of. t Ttie I'vci".elt have fortified thenoelvtli , in id,.but the ranila v.JI 3S they COLA Spadl+}t'nta e' ,p epari,olo99 . to allack them., In the opinion of them were-strung intlicatioi;s of •ap a ,riiva•aa *lx , ta....aara., ?cm,. }l4,6ac aaa• 1.1‘.41,44 ,aloeg the coast, in hope& Of Meeting. • I t ,an typor 7 Rinity gn'treader, try t,tiii*Bnglisli Scittadton; froin ft-;Irof theit,h,fitig put toaleath by the . Spaniards, if they shim's 011 into their hands. ' Thereare persona *ho affirm, Jinn AlarsiLd Nu has already left Coz tutina,, and, is rtiOrcitiog . to Asturias; where, how ever, he will have but little... Chance to save bitnself and hit trolp, bedims6Ntherd- are sii(ficient fcree , .t In tlott : prgyjoce, not; onlyjur.Z.efettee; INA for attack.! lug Marshal ley with success. • - . €i The 3,l:ittlois de la flotuana Is . irk Santiagn with .the. greatest part of his army,' *hicli ,httOgreat]y improved In point.of:liscipline and order. A diVi ?ion of 7000 men, but 4000 of "iVhoin only ar arined; occupies Vigo, cornmanded by hi 4 brat lier Don Joie Caro. The crews of five English Frigates have also been landed in that port.. .The present Pate Gallicia affords the most flattering hopes its heipg speedily' cleared of the French., size the. insurrection that - kingdom. is mote formidab:e than any other in any part of Spain din - 111011e whole course of the revolution." ( /Win c; viz • Lusi4ana of 111(ty 3I .) • Liseoat,. Jniga 2, - -Letteh have been received from *Elves, of, the 28th ut last inunth, which state i thai General enema has advanced and renioved his head=riu:itterairorri Morinsterin Fuenie del Maitre. They writu tiona Branco, Ilia the French have retreated from Aledlitai•J, by the way of biro fast end Arregd de l'aerco. 1,71(k" RLt'OttT. COURT OF KIN(..; LIENCIi, jpvt to. Mr. PANKI3 mored for a Rule, calling upon art Attorney of that Court to drew cause why fier,shbold . not py diet to his Client th surf of tool. 'pay the costs of. ttte 'appliCation, atza answer ate matters of the affidavit. Ourreaden recollect that. a 'young .WC411311 lately bronglit at : ;a6tion ,against .a shopkeeper an Fieer.street for tilt* imprisonment, - in hicLing her tip in Giltspra-street Conipter, jor !laving' ac cidentally bvoktp, a pane of .glass in his shop window whilst passing, it, and mat she recovered 1901...datnagei. It appeared that ht,r , .Atforne? got the thQney., and ref4sed to rett)to it to .lier under, a variety of pretences. • The Court ordered the tilbnc , yto be restored, his bill to be taxed,. the costs of the applicatibp to be paid,' and .his LOrdsl)ip !emphatically Iclesirad thlt the DefendAn,t , should 4uswer tilt; matter of the. affi davit. John Carrington Smith, Esq. pas:,l7rottglit up to receive tile judgtnent oftlle C.urt,comitted-on two, indictments, the one for an assa.tit on Wtzt; New: man, the grooiln, ritTord-Ranelagh ; the other', fin Yiovpiting his LordshipLordship..t o , tight a duel, k s or:the oimei otrence he was sentenced to pay a tine-of 6,1. and; for the , tatter he wa4 'ordetetl . to be imprisotcea In the King's ttemih for three.tnunths,.anti,givo se 'curtly to keep the peace for two years, hhthelf •in 9w)!. and two sureties in 1001. eat h. t ~~-r-, , The American lloviirtiment, either in consequence Of an arrangement with Mr.. Ev.iiioNtit, or for the porpose.tit obviating a very-nntrtml objetion to the r.,ine s wal, of the, - former relati . ons 'with 'this' country, haS virtually pdopted the regulation contained it} the. thirdwonosition, which AIL ERSKINE was instrue• cct„iti:thts dlyßatpli from -. 1 , ... - 7.s'ecretary t ‘; 0 , the G'overninent ertlie United ,A; vessel .is , at rived from' Philadelphia, by- which svi learn, .that h e fo te she was perniii red to gait, the ow ners' were obliged to git'd bond' that 'she would' nei .aher.go to Frairce; 'or the ports of any► meet adopt'', ins the .Berlin DeFrites.. regulation 01104dt to ships in ballast as well as freighted. Ivalso precludes fife . introduaion'of eblouisl produceinto•Holland in American boftirqx; thbetr.Kis of which, would have been Aeverely reit by•the mer‘.l:.-u.L . s. Aogpt tc4l4lY NSI S a n;, l .It', itt ;the parish .of *teay, in the county of Caithno-, there was s(•en, about. two months age, an animal . sup - 'Posed to be'the mettnaid. The head anti thNehest, being All. that was visible, exsaly. resembled tiiiise oi . full-growriyoung Woman. The inarnmrm were .perfeetly formed; the arms longer t ban lu 11K- hu man body, and the eyes somewhat smaller.. When the *Wee dashed the hair, which :wzrs,,of a',Sett green shade, over the face,' the handl We're itit:the diattly employed, tp .replace tt. The.skin was of pink colour. Though obkeived by several . persi.4 . o 'within the dislance tit' CO )riirtis, for . about up hotlr and a half, it discovered s.ymptotns otalartn.. It was seen by four or five individuals, of ut4luestion able veratity, t theaame time.. Sotpething of the same kind was observed in the sacral neighbonrbood, Abizteven or ,eigh t.years by w gentleman Ow) residing near the spot.—The' design of iitserthig Oil notice is to excite the attention of inquiring naturalists, and, it pv”ible, thr o ugh thi s or some other medium, to obtain a Lunn" sat istaoo4 tccount of an-animal, ilto exigence of which o hm been long reckoned n met - ell - mitt:roc faboloos representation. (Greinoti etitivert;.ier,) CAriAtti ilsitcLAY.—The following are•tpattictl lama the curious. walking 'notch in wilicn lefireted ' peileslrian et present cotitain.starlecl on the Ist of Jape, 'and has since generally set Off about .rt ,guarder I)::fore the tdrrnina— tion of thefirst of two hours (sopiNse A qi.t.irtet.he 7 tore sir), except to it - few insusnetis, tk heti hecliir z slept -his ti-nie,a few ithuutei. Whull two ;V1111143 of ! he. ioitiowi.o & : Boer (suppose beven),.is gone, be . eotrimenUi - the nem which in ge , tend oectipiett hint front -twelve , and a halt to four teen minutes, _He ,IrcTy seldom e)ce:els this pee, except when it raids ;hard, and then he either ryil o r goes ingistbisatp wall: at the t•tte of •Kilt miles an hOur, He 14 dressed:When walking ,41 ;i white tlao. rtetrosojaeket en 4 hrtAttitcs, anti wOoklen stockings. His Ares* sits - loosely .upon Lim, whliont slovenly, • His shoes appear to be Ter'y-lorite,‘'ioid a Belcher handkerchief , hung 16904 :a bout hi, to t. While walking, Ile appeared pextectly easy And tin concerned, cotiverifing ' fr'etly aria, .01ttasently with II)034 +,,v140 hits. 4r ) . she ,clay tifter.he has ftais4od its sL•trnul mite, he puts off ltth bhoeti o an‘lyeclines tin a Coßldh atpigilt, whett he •lies doWn, he t:iilN instantly, and, sloes -at theg tittle: required - 'without - any inentiveuienect to ..nis diet, generally consists of . b rt licAs and nitittim ays eats b , :arttiy of, but, always cold, and he dtinks abunt two bcittldas of .Fort )V.141V - 42v . ory , q - L. i Forite'folloca , g animat , 7:4 Ode; which Flatly applicable at the tF",•' ,, l:i roonc.,rlt,:we io ciebted to f/. '`vv Cri prii , 4ttlettctil4ifri fit of the author, ehtit led perittlefrt of OP nt 40cat , t i arcl 13/.9OmWEL,p, wos twti• 4 . 1 jite, rift fr ,, oi the Sint arid Stitnnter gale." ali,l like theol,uxes 1171 eFcellerto to suituep Mr..Vß•vrt.,, %v r ith a hber:il zeal,h;ghly kionotfrauld to•hi, ehara -t , r, 1)14 rescued. this juvenile P.' , er,frorrt.ottscotity; end islike lv to;:•rtiisn, Itiro,t9 a 7'4 1 1,091t0ji . ,?„ hle t , l his • t Dents than the ,hutnble calling'to which lie:bevinsui to be devoted. . AN itkßr.cuLAß ODP: occAilonia aY Tll3 rttoct ASA A tlou OF Tiir. Aitca auk4.cunitils OF.AUBTRIA. . ' INV 0 CATIO V„,l* 0 FREE')(' F. DON!. Yes, FrefAorn I ye,!'; And bless the throb , whien by,,, N war .i ns ; Bless the just cause, that nta!vs if;'*:l.)i', Chafes nif young brood anti 61 . 1 4 airy tit ,„ Calls her, 25 by high heaven's t;o4iirpAtO, Fur thee to make glornitti stand ; • Joins thy lov'd naipe with Austria's wypdest boast, The Pure . of Heart, whoso en4rities thyme, • .E till oft were winiess'il try' the coirsetutts The Patriot leader of a rittriiit host I w , The Hsro save,. ), The great, the good, Or inert::iful and hove Oh, I:1;11 born Charles ! thy ce. , titty's love f Sure, on, thy sideonusl arm the marslial'd poiv4.rs above, is Whey' dile 0 piircs von's iron hand •Rends, with exulting • The palm from'Peace, and kapin , t.'s grisly band Her s.a.roi 'I (triples sac Wrii, ; Then Valour I spurning all contipaid, . ky lustice 1. G irds on his sword ni martial pride, A the hiaa, , Who the pale coward's tears derid e; , ,•,. And scorn the ahiedt • Rushes amid the hattte,undiimaY * dir, With glary's lightning beaming on his heasen.drawtt s.! blarif.t . Thus, tllien inifeetTops Lord, The•holl.houtid 01 releitUess war! Uplifts. Anti - :11'41116)11's' sword, • , • And bins to drive ; the inatt'iting car Qt fox/ping 1.)1$plph,F);110 of Strife! • ,'hose venom i d breath ernpoisons ;, 15.1 tile craitching'slaves, beneath his feet, The base awards of htirek injustice nieet ; With.. lying, lip and Itatuttul 'smilc, Elate broadit g in their breasts the While ; • 'Confess 'tis.lre.alorte, that •reigns • , . 'lou t ;, to his galling yoke, and htig . their impious chains I In terror of his iron rod, Itero , and the Clod , And, Oh-f tvtreine of adulation base t That congt.ering mighty Catha tine's rice ; . This scourge of sitouitiblaqmentiog Maa's second Saviour It- say .I, l an's , , • tt , „.()lll.4 2 reeilvrit 1, gotilike rectiont! flioir_art dear Deatto this heart as is that. ltto.blood therel ,• But inocit'ry-of thy naine,,b) .itolio.v friends, WOO only blazon the:rhir sordid erel . ; tVaiithtgif.,Sity IgUrels, with the scourge in hand, 'E• t r gulljs tar snare a ti , n'tatt ; 141 y soul shill sputA them hi utmost mat lit, ter nv the ktittsc f it% tow, w hy »tt Ara, us light.! To leal his brave antrepnl and ; ' . . Again , To be fxcfsed, tbe`.g.4pNi.*.ot-iii. :iht.tl land 1 ; .4tAkeiti it Iron) i/e4i4lsii • re•ti;.,,,:crt a i's and right And, arty of the tight, tl til oi 4 t hr,. ittk sohliitte, illumine (..;lory's way I . •this clarii>9 l 4 hr- 1 411' throat; . .1:10r The, loiovg flreathiag war's indignant note, tchot.ltlrcadfullX $014 , 110' i• I h‘arely roliring to iltu.solig„, Hark ! The Llano' e refis al snci riercsilj tayts the 4''K' 91, ; A n d wllgis, With :-..avagejoy,, , ilo thirstiii,hlado I • Astrip Vt:34PowreAlips Inr-bre4o4, Yet scarce hi, gloomy shade! i►gt'itry WiltitY.ro:;% ' ict..e and Irenzierl.Bl,nices rounif..j . Csr - n•ao siire.nis , i . .rintscori Wigl44, , • . And,Destli gigantic strides acr(44,,,i11; trenpblutg . ground : l , • Hail 1 to the daring Youth, whi) bears The.heav'n.enkindloi torch of Libetty Sec how bright its ilAine appear s As,lis shouts , * „.s.fie,. „ 1 Wliat though, on A . ller nanuerswilye, 111,,t0 Though liarass'd l‘lhilt; many a chief To stenolle mitgiity torient'sJori„.e, sVhiclt sweeps empires lii its .conr;;;" ! 'y e t Freedom's, shots, by A4strts's eagle Nay crush the "fyrant's I.oWer a`it,i tree time terter l d, ~. world 1 , • ' . Austria's breast no demon tires, No revers of xiibiti,n burn ; , No guilty thirst 01, bloo,t inspires ' leaven-lov '..1 0 qler.to a'tturn kos I rei l / 4 101T1 §ctOvi the field, ' btisti,e iter a ):1 !rktikt her t • - • ~Fbr etrittc: ; the Lae 44;:` dares, Omittarsi:4 pi aie , s ? • „ T,riortipn cii her kton,o,w...nr, • 'pon his pitatriqi, : mark tits epvied '• And round le is 14410e5, toe% Eaurels blootri a A favolirit . .:. exp .. res. sicti of tltc rrcncli, who tt` lis us, the count r)',l. av e r Vtucli )144441 temporary tt'utilpit, is ann. • • 41, + The Monittto, speaking of the Erwit.nor Nstp•lleon, th e to) lowkilgtil,Aptiernon,s corn 1116 Vye, 114 , : tea eye of Provitienct was every wave !" —I. t An hmtiousexprOssi,lit frequent!) , used by this Einperot to work upt,an' the3elienti,,op.nions tht4 nations ite dew. htes. Is; . takzo'; iht 8 46 0 /t rte , m gran F.:l;*lotis entitled Pii . ro, cob.lniefi by i''Airtia.(), \k tt) Llt do 6..6-pt,tiro , ..t on S.it but on _c iur,t of,"the StßoNz, the nel , - Optqa was substituted., 14 wos vev nii . 4 the pttriormantos WC tit Ca v f ic, Abell:usual syceeps. • ,IVltlstc.—Wotret that we had not ton nt) d }tilt tics to the abilities t . ,if Litorcn,witu on" t;eldliy List had whet btt truly styled a. 3ratulo6tlcerto nn theOrg:iri'andPiano-fortt. stiletianovvr-Ittare Rooms. cotisivtti:i of . a st:leetiort ;coin the ci)i-t works of Hi.M.Daz.:l3l:d was. ititetlded :PP a t;Ortt. memoration of that great Compoaer., C 1101.4%. was tfie sole perecnner, bt t'l . ,e'secMed, " Like bola B.s,A;tt.r,t;s r4th hamis," lot he played ,f.',L" of the most ailmiretti xkurki of dint greet.Mtuician; urßh ch0n.4140, iii a'ot'sv-rly andwithilie most in preaske tvt!!ii rid.) hartoonc treat, .111(i wttn i : y kt rlllratTolls iillil eletoht • COITN^.I 7 ,:".CITANGr, sjt. - Ne fi t ,b :try 01 of ‘N r heilt 1 1 ,,H Taft ;,J the. emy3l - fine fresh earrir , cAc about 4. pr rittyter,in • ; tiny supply ; 11 , iilihgTottsc ra,thm‘lear , „ i)t the t kinds ) , atv.i } i ; 4 t; .; taeratite I:;4<itiotoil p i t DiAlr at Iti.4 pr7‘-eff,